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If log_(2) P = x, log_(2) Q = y, and log_(2) R = z, write in term of x, y, z. log_(2) (√(R) )/(y=PQ^(3) )
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R = z, write in term of x, y, z.
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Answer:
The answer is (1/2)z - x - 3y
Explanation:
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